can i use for a jeep gran cherooke 2004?
39495
I really do not see why it would not work --I ALWAYS use the jack at the axle or at the shock absorber joints and have had NO problems , just need enough room to use the lever --it is kinda short
39496
Prolly not I bought it to use on my 06 liberty and at full extension it didn't even lift my jeep
39497
It says I n the directions 2 Tons. You wouldn't be literally lifting your entire Jeep. Plus it goes up max 13 inches. if you want it for like a flat, well it won't go up high enough.
39498
I use mine on a 2011 Subaru Outback. I will lift one side of the vehicle for tire rotations. I use blocks under the suspension anyway,"just in case". The Jeep shouldn't weigh any more than my Outback...
39499
I would not advise it. For higher and heavier SUVs, this jack will be insufficient. The Grand Cherokee is fairly high (>8 inches ground clearance), and probably over weight spec as well. Maybe try the 3 Ton SUV version - Torin T83006 3 Ton SUV Service Jack
39500
from the axle yes... it will have enough height to get the wheels off the ground provided you have stock or near stock tire sizefrom the frame rails no... you would be able to lift the body up but the suspension travel would keep the wheel on the ground
1962294
Not sure what you mean by specs, but they will fit 2005-2007 jeep grand Cherokees. Part number says 05-06 grands. We have an 07, and they fit perfectly. Pop the tailgate and it virtually goes up itself. Make sure you have 2 people to install them, one to hold the hatch up while the other replaces the shock. You will also need a T40 torx bit to do the job. Also I am not sure what year jeep changed body styles, they may not fit 08 and up grand Cherokees.
574985
Part is not designed for the 1993 grand Cherokee but it might be possible to modify fairly significantly. Sorry.
630415
it should work u just have to buy a wiring harness for your jeep but double check might depend on what year vehicle is
1436087
I don't know. The Grand Cherokee is a different chassis than the regular Cherokee which they stopped making in 2001. If it fits your vehicle, I did find it to be a good product that works.
1017132
If you put the year and model of your jeep in the website it should tell you. I really can't answer your question because I don't know.
1047090
I used them in a 1996 Grand Cherokee. I think they should be compatible with all years of that body style, which is approximately 1996-1998.
424986
Hi John! Unfortunately this part is only compatible with select Jeep models.
2087236
Yes you can and the switches work great. Just make sure this will fit your jeep because it didn't fit mine.
1034380
It's marked by the manufacture as for a Jeep. The only way anyone will know theanswer to your question is if you call the manufacture, or buy one and try it yourself.
145871
I would look at daystars web site or call them direct or call 4wheelpart.com they are great with all year jeeps they can get you what you need
1407496
If you have the amplified stereo system then yes. If unsure if it is the amplified call your local jeep dealer and they maybe able to tell you.
1001975
The only answer that I can give on this question is that it will definitely fit on a 2004 jeep Wrangler X 2 door. But, through Amazon, they should give to you what is the right size for your jeep either 2 door or lower doors even though its a JK . I will advise you to go to Jeep Forum .com maybe they can help you there. Vince
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Don't know. But all I know is that this is a bad buy. I bought it because it was to work on a Jeep Grand Cherokee. It didn't. It was to be an easy install. Found out that even a body shop couldn't install without modification. They wanted to charge over $300. After 2 years in storage, it ended up in garbage.
1490237
Hi Greg! Unfortunately this item is only compatible with select Jeep models.
836640
Best way to tell is call ur local jeep dealer and ask for the Uconnect part number for ur jeep
1284786
As long as your rear diff is a Dana 44 yes . It's the front diff that is the problem because of the steering linkage .My suggestion would be to go to your local Jeep dealer and give them your VIN , they can give you a printout with all of the spec's for your Grand Cherokee .